/ /bin /boot /dev /etc /home /lib /usr/bin /usr/src /proc/interrupts /sbin /var/log /var/mail
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/usr/src means /user/source - here you find source code files. The linux kernel source is usually in /usr/src/linux.
some background discussions ...
intro into: the kernel, kernel sources, how to compile,...
deeper details about the kernel
/etc - systemrc as defined by the GenderChanger Academy
Speech and discussion at the 19C3 in Berlin in december 2002. (german version - sorry, translation
still needs to be done).
LinuxChix Kernel
Hacking Lessons
This is the web version of the LinuxChix Kernel Hacking Lessons. "Kernel hacking" is shorthand for writing Linux kernel code, or Linux kernel development.
KernelNewbies
a community project meant to help people learn how operating system kernels work. This project is not meant to help people fix problems; instead, it is meant as a place where people can learn about the kernel so they will be able to fix problems or create enhancements by themselves.
The Linux Kernel Archives
This is the primary site for the Linux kernel source, but it has much more than just kernels.